His Ordeal Is Over Robert Bryant, 26, pilot whose plane
cracked up In the snow-swept wilderness of Ventura county,
is examined by Dr. Henry D. Specht and Dr. L. J. Klingbeil in
hospital at Glendale, Calif., following his six-day ordeal.
Doctors were amazed at his ability to withstand sub-freezing
temperatures at a 7000-foot elevation. (Acme Telephoto)
Jefferson Gardners
Offer Flower Show
Jefferson The Friendly Gar
den club program committee
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Hawk, in south Jefferson
recently and discussed the flow
er show to be held at the city
hall Monday night, Dec. 19. Rib
bons will be awarded to winners
in individual classes on display.
The subject for the show will be
holiday arrangements for any
holiday of the year.
Arrangement classes are:
Miniature Thre Inchei overall. Dry
iibucuicu. viiua i, up 10 eunt inches:
Class II. UD to 14 Inch- Ola TTT 11
Inchej. Home plants ansae to be set
up by the show committee. Special ar
rant e men ta Coffee table, mantle piece.
centerpiece. Chrysanthemums To be J inde
ed over iiva entries. li less man live en
tries for display only. Corsage Same aa
above. Miscellaneous For those entries
which do not all In any ol the classes
ustea above. .
Judging will be done by the
club members by individual
ballots. A sweepstake prize will
be given to the person having
most points on entries. Blue rib
bon, three points; red ribbon,
two points: white ribbon, one
point.
The committees present were
Laurence- R e h f e 1 d, chairman
Mrs. Hawk, Mrs. Arthur Harris
and Mrs. Helen Caywood.
Glass fiber is drawn out from
big glass balls.
'Move Along But
Man Fails to Obey
Sacramento, Cat., Dec. IS
(U.R) James Eli Burns, 61, died
standing up , here, Tuesday
night.
Police in a patrol car first
saw Burns leaning against a
downtown building supported
by cruitches and told him to
"move along."
When the car returned, the
man was standing in the same
spot. They investigated and
called an ambulance. Doctors
pronounced Burns dead on ar
rival at the county hospital
and noted that he had been
dead for "quite a while."
Death was attributed to nat
ural causes.
Burns Is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Bu
tryn, Minneapolis, Minn.
ing flea-infested
them.
animals with
Traub on the staff of the army
research and graduate school,
Washington, D.C., addressed a
joint meeting of the American
Association of Economic Ento
mologists and two other related
Clatsop's Destitute
Have Early Christmas
Astoria, Ore., Dec. 15 U.
Christmas is going to come ear
ly this year for 50 destitute Clat
sop county families.
An appeal from the welfare
commission for aid after its De
cember funds were "bankrupt"
brought an "amazing response,'
Mrs. Bertha Roth, Clatsop wel
fare administrator, said.
She said a story that 100
adults and 150 children in the
county faced a bleak Christmas
without food funds for the bal
ance of December brought scores
of telephone calls from civil and
private organizations. The story
appeared in the Astorian-Bud-get.
Seely Named Priest
Royal Arch Masons
Woodburn Percy H. Seely
was elected excellent high priest
of Woodburn Chapter No. 29,
Royal Arch Masons, at the an
nual election of officers held
Tuesday night at the Masonic
temple. Other officers elected
were Howard Magnuson, king;
George D. Jones, scribe; P. L.
LaBarr, treasurer; Ora F. Mor
ris, secretary; Ernest W. Handy,
captain of the hosts; P. L. La
Barr, principal sojourner; and
R. H. Treupel, trustee. Instal
lation has been tentatively set
I for December 20.
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FOR THE HOLIDAY
Old Mr. Boston's
"PERSONAL
CHOICE
World's Worst Mosquitoes
Face Invader From Arctic
By FRANK CAREY
(AMoct.tM Prui Science Writer)
Tamoa. Fla.. Dec. 15 l) Any nation planning to attack the
United States by way of the Arctic circle should be prepared to
cone with "the world s worst mosquitoes
Mai. Robert Traub, an army scientist who described these
insects, did not say anything about enemy attacks.
But he made it implicit thatf
anyone fooling around in the
Arctic should be ready to fight
the hungriest, most numerous
and most persistent swarm of
creatures in the whole nasty
family of mosquitoes.
Traub knows whereof he
speaks, because he spent a lot of
time in the Malayan tropics
where mosquitoes are by no
means minor leaguers.
...
"Up in the Arctic," he told a
reporter after he had addressed
a meeting of entomologists here,
"we have the world's worst mo
sqiutoes from the point of view
of biting and numbers.
"There is little other food for
them up there, so they seek out
humans. You can hold out your
hand for a couple of minutes
and you'll have as many as 200
of them trying to bite you.
"There are unlimited breeding
areas for them in the swamps
and bogs, and apparently the
Arctic does not have enough na
tural insect enemies of the mo
squito to keep it under control.
"Moreover, the season for
mosquitoes is relatively short up
there, because the area is cover
ed with ice most of the time.
So the mosquitoes have to get
married, raise their families and
seek out food in a short time.
That's apparently why they at
tack so violently, although some
of them bite even after the ice
sets in."
He said research by a civilian
in the army's chemical corps,
employing radioactive materials
to put "markers on mosquitoes,
had shown that the Alaska dive
bombers have a flight range of
at least five miles.
"This indicates," said Traub,
"that while you might wipe
them out of a given area, others
will swarm in from outside.'
He also said that Alaska
sports "a lot of Siberian fleas
ostensibly imported, he said, by
flea-infested rodents following
the route across Bering Straits
from Siberia to Alaska, bring-
socTeties.
Outling various research ac
tivities of the school, he said
scientists there had come up
with the chance discovery of a
powerful repellent for rats and
mice.
They made the finding in test
ing the substance on rodents for
possible utility in treating hu-
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Dec. 15, 1949 15
man diseases. Commercial possi-
Diiuies oi xne repeueni are Deing
investigated.
Philadelphia, which had 28.000
people at the time of the first
U. S. census in 1790, now has
more than 2,000,000.
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Chase & Sanborn Coffee lb. 65c
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Carrots 2bunChe, 15c
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Saturday 2:30 to 4:30
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